Some wind gust recently uprooted/broke a large tree that was sitting by the leveled base. The whole area is sliding away and there's a large block that wants to go. Tiptoe around this place for a while, when the roots finally let go and that rock starts moving it won't stop until it reaches the stream.

Good route, long reaches to good holds and funky moves around the crack. Bolts everywhere.

The climb is great and all, but my reason for giving it four starts is due to the height of the route. This one towers over all the others for single pitch...a true pitch compared to all the other 20 foot routes. I also like that you can lead it on trad if you so desired.

Really good. I feel it's a solid .10d. And the people complaining about the overbolting need to get over it. If you feel there are too many bolts, then don't clip them. In fact do it trad or even solo it. But, the close bolts make the climb way more accessible to a lot of people that would otherwise never get to experience this beautiful line.

Finally sent this climb after it defeated me last fall. What a great climb, awesome movement through (what felt to me like) a sustained crux of about three bolts. I would describe this climb as confidence inspiring, not over bolted. Each bolt protects airy moves which vary in technique, so for someone who isn't a veteran climber I thought it was great. It also seemed to me that only one bolt was at an odd angle, and someone put a locking ring on another bolt to help prevent loading your beaner on the rock. I highly recommend this climb, as a comfortable 5.10a leader most places I go, this route pushed me to believe in my feet and friction and was an absolute blast to the end.